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-Who?
-SaIomon Tauber.
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He was German and Jewish.
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One of your prisoners at Riga.
Try to think, Roschmann.
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I can´t remember aII the prisoners´ names.
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He died in Hamburg Iast November.
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He gassed himseIf. Are you Iistening?
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If I must.
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Yes, you must.
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AII right, I´m Iistening.
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-He Ieft behind a diary.
-Is that why you came?
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Because of the diary of some oId Jew?
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A dead man´s diary is no evidence.
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There was a date in the diary
I want to remind you of.
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Something that happened at Riga docks...
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...on October 11, 1944.
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So what? The man struck me.
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He disobeyed my orders.
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I had the right to commandeer that ship.
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Was that the man you kiIIed?
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-How shouId I know? It was 20 years ago.
-Was that the man?
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AII right! So that was the man. So what?
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That was my father.
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Your father.
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So you didn´t come about the Jews at aII.
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I understand.
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No, you don´t understand!
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What you and your kind did
to aII those peopIe...